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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1913
Page
10
A vintage advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs as a safe gentle cure for child constipation. It claims to cleanse the bowels with no nausea and lists benefits for stomach and liver, touting the product’s pleasant taste and urging parents to ask druggists for the genuine brand.
An old advertisement touts Hyomel as a guaranteed remedy against catarrh and related illnesses. It claims the germs attack the mucous membranes and drain vigor, offering Hyomel for one dollar with money back guarantees through Smith Drug Co of Anaconda and Paxson and Rockefeller. It targets bronchitis coughs colds and croup.
A young woman, disguised in male attire, traveled from Utai Avenue to Missoula posing as a boy to seek work. She described years of hardship, forcing disguise, and reliance on charity as authorities prepared care arrangements at the Florence Crittenton home in Helena.
In Des Moines and Chicago lawmakers debate a minimum wage for women as governors from Wisconsin Iowa Indiana Michigan and Ohio signal joint commissions with plenary powers. Marshall Field & Co executives defend profits while critics press for higher pay and broader labor reforms.
M J Gavigan leads in Cushla Machree at the Broadway with a strong rebel Ireland theme and Irish phrases explained. Miss Imelda Kelly stars as Cushla Ma Lhree. An afternoon children’s performance offers reduced pricing, while evening seats are $1 with advance reservations advised.
Disjointed copy reports saloons at Two Park Street allegedly permitting gambling and links to white slave traffic. Police raid a saloon at 88 East 1k Street, arresting Frank Passey and four others. hearings set today as investigators sample criminal ties and political reaction across Montana towns and officials.
Washington March 1 Captain Bill Mer of Texas persona bodyguard for President Wilson after the Baltimore convention plans to depart. He says he is tired of the ceremonies and flourishes and intends to return to Texas to plow land. He is a likely candidate for Texas United States marshalship.
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